Yeah because that's your only good comeback to an argument.
You're the hater here.
If majority of players prefer cruise servers in a racing simulator, it means the race servers are crap.
Age doesn't matter. There are plenty of 12 year olds who are much more mature than 17 year olds. You're acting like a little kid yourself with your "I'm older than you" behavior.
Any normal racer in LFS who doesn't like cruising will just ignore the cruise players, servers and threads and will continue to play where they like.
Seems like you have a nasty itch that's forcing you to rant on pointlessly.
Age doesn't matter. There are plenty of 12 year olds who are much more mature than 17 year olds. You're acting like a little kid yourself with your "I'm older than you" behavior.
Any normal racer in LFS who doesn't like cruising will just ignore the cruise players, servers and threads and will continue to play where they like.
Seems like you have a nasty itch that's forcing you to rant on pointlessly.
For every cruise server thread there are multiple so called "racers" that rant about cruise servers.
Look in the bigger picture, you're just a bunch of pathetic moaners who waste more time commenting in these threads than racing yourselves.
I understand that racers hate cruise servers, but if the majority of today's LFS players enjoy cruise servers, the problem is the race servers being crap and not the cruise servers themselves.
Look in the bigger picture, you're just a bunch of pathetic moaners who waste more time commenting in these threads than racing yourselves.
I understand that racers hate cruise servers, but if the majority of today's LFS players enjoy cruise servers, the problem is the race servers being crap and not the cruise servers themselves.
I'm not sure if it's a very good idea for such a thing to be implemented at this time because it's a bit of a waste of time.
This is all possible with a simple InSim application.
The concept of the idea is very good but I don't see a reason why the developers should waste their time on minor issues at this moment as there is other major work to be done.
This is all possible with a simple InSim application.
The concept of the idea is very good but I don't see a reason why the developers should waste their time on minor issues at this moment as there is other major work to be done.
Oh right, I didn't read your post correctly, thought it was 2.62 or above. Thanks.
Thank you! I'm going to test it now
EDIT: I get this error when I try to import any car
EDIT: I get this error when I try to import any car
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For a cruise server, to make "shops" you use the X/Y coordinates and not nodes.
But as MadCatX said, nodes are only useful for closed-config tracks and not open-config tracks.
But as MadCatX said, nodes are only useful for closed-config tracks and not open-config tracks.
Kyoto with a demo license? *cough cough*
In LFS nodes are just different sectors in the path of the track.
They can be used to tell at which part of the track you currently are, and this is used for cruise servers to make street names.
Those 2 numbers are just used to check if a player is in a node between that range of 2 numbers which means that it is some street.
You can get node numbers from the CompCar packet when you receive an IS_MCI event
They can be used to tell at which part of the track you currently are, and this is used for cruise servers to make street names.
Those 2 numbers are just used to check if a player is in a node between that range of 2 numbers which means that it is some street.
You can get node numbers from the CompCar packet when you receive an IS_MCI event
But why should it be 1200km if you wrote smaller or equal to 199? That means that you need 200km and not 1200km. 
TotalDistance is meters, so if you divide it by 1000 you have it in kilometers. So if your TotalDistance is smaller than 200, you won't be able to drive the car.
If you manually set your TotalDistance in your user's txt file, you need to write it in meters.
1200km = 1200000 meters.
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You should write what exactly you're having trouble with if you want help.
How the hell is the "rotation speed of the hdd" slower if my Caviar Green HDD says 7,200 RPM? 
His button text is an X so I presume he wants to delete a number of buttons to close a window.
When you create a button you set a click id. When you receive an IS_BTC packet event, you check if the BTC->ClickID equals to the button id and then delete the button if it does.
And then if you have many buttons, you use a switch block:
<?php
CreateButton("TEXT", {clickid},...);
void btcEvent(IS_BTC btc)
{
if (btc.ClickId == {clickid})
{
DeleteButton({clickid},...);
}
}
?>
<?php
CreateButton("TEXT", {clickid},...);
CreateButton("TEXT", {clickid2},...);
CreateButton("TEXT", {clickid3},...);
CreateButton("TEXT", {clickid4},...);
CreateButton("TEXT", {clickid5},...);
void btcEvent(IS_BTC btc)
{
switch (btc.ClickId)
{
case {clickid}:
DeleteButton({clickid},...);
break;
case {clickid2}:
DeleteButton({clickid2},...);
break;
case {clickid3}:
DeleteButton({clickid3},...);
break;
case {clickid4}:
DeleteButton({clickid4},...);
break;
case {clickid5}:
DeleteButton({clickid5},...);
break;
}
}
?>
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There bus is also magically swapped with a double-decker.
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